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S100 / OPMI pico

What to do in the event of malfunctions

What to do in the event of malfunctions

Troubleshooting ............................................................................210

For your safety ........................................................................................210
Malfunctions of the system......................................................................210
Malfunctions on S100 stands with video (optional)..................................210
Malfunctions of S100 suspension systems with video and image storage op-

tion .........................................................................................................216

Lamp failure of halogen light source .............................................217

Lamp failure of xenon light source ................................................218

Fault in the LED lilght source.........................................................220

Summary of Contents for 000000-1080-349

Page 1: ...ZEISS S100 OPMI pico Instructions for Use G 30 1781 en Version 7 0 2015 09 09...

Page 2: ...in detail at the beginning of each chapter A list of abbreviations key words and technical terms in the annex facili tates the search for specific terms Area of application These Instructions for Use...

Page 3: ...c AG 2015 All rights reserved Reprints and reproductions including excerpts are not permissible However these Instructions for Use may be digitized and archived for internal use Access to this data by...

Page 4: ...S100 OPMI pico Version 7 0 Page 4 G 30 1781 en...

Page 5: ...pter overview Chapter Safety Measures 7 Chapter System Overview 51 Chapter Preparations for use 89 Chapter Operation 127 Chapter What to do in the event of malfunctions 209 Chapter Care and Maintenanc...

Page 6: ...S100 OPMIpico Version 7 0 Page 6 G 30 1781 en...

Page 7: ...ility and warranty 16 Possible burn injuries due to a high illumination intensity 17 Safety devices 19 Symbols and labels on the device 22 Symbols and labels on the microscope 22 Symbols and labels on...

Page 8: ...rmation symbols are used in these Instructions for Use Listing Requirements for an action Prompt for action Result of an action Additional information and hints WARNING Warning label which may refer t...

Page 9: ...y trained for this purpose by ZEISS Field of application Intended use The S100 OPMI pico is a surgical microscope designed to illuminate and magnify the surgical area and to support the visualization...

Page 10: ...he device is absolutely vital for safe operation Therefore please thoroughly familiarize yourself with the content of these instructions for use before starting up the system Please also observe the i...

Page 11: ...of use connect the system to a special emergency backup power supply Ambient requirements Do not operate the system contained in the delivery package in explosion risk areas if inflammable anesthetics...

Page 12: ...ice This system is a high grade technological product To ensure optimum performance and safe working order we recommend having it checked by our service representative as part of regular scheduled mai...

Page 13: ...age of the device accordingly Check whether the device fuse used is the correct one as specified on the fuse label More specific information about the floor stand The main plug must only be connected...

Page 14: ...securely locked in position and securing screws are firmly tightened Always run cables in a manner that will not impede the user s movements If you operate the device in a sterile area make sure that...

Page 15: ...replacing the lamp to prevent burns If the xenon lamp is used beyond its maximum service life of 500 hours see chapter Maintenance intervals on Page 222 sudden failure may occur and interrupt operati...

Page 16: ...chapter Care and Maintenance If the light guide is not connected at both ends there may be a risk of fire or burning when the light source is activated Risk of crushing mind your fingers Fingers may b...

Page 17: ...a standard procedure takes considerably longer than usual Injuries in the peripheral area may be avoided by covering the respective parts with wet sterile gauze The gauze must be moistened at regular...

Page 18: ...value The risk of burns can be reduced by constantly by irrigating the illuminated surgical field and by keeping it moist If used drapes should also be re moistened at regular intervals in order to pr...

Page 19: ...source When the flap is closed the main lamp is operative When the flap is open the main lamp has failed The backup lamp is on 2 Switching to the backup lamp The lamp housing contains a backup lamp I...

Page 20: ...f 500h see chapter Maintenance intervals on Page 222 If the red segment 2 in the button 1 is lit the backup lamp is operated Keep the lamp module ready if you operate the backup lamp If the backup lam...

Page 21: ...case the light intensity drops to 50 Please contact ZEISS Service Fig 3 Safety equipment LED light source CAUTION LED equipment laser class 2 The LED light source is a class 2 LED device according to...

Page 22: ...anation of the braking effect achieved by turning the friction adjust ment knob Left turn decrease braking effect Right turn increase braking effect 5 Marking the magnification changer Marks the magni...

Page 23: ...781 en Page 23 S100 OPMI pico Safety Measures Fig 4 Symbols and labels on Surgical microscope Fig 5 Symbols and labels on surgical microscope with integrated HD video camera 1 1 6 3 1 2 4 5 6 5 1 1 5...

Page 24: ...this area while moving the surgical microscope or parts of it 3 Brightness setting If the light source is turned on the brightness can be continuously set by turning the brightness control of the fibe...

Page 25: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 25 S100 OPMI pico Safety Measures Fig 6 Symbols and labels on the support and suspension arm S100 Stands 1 1 1 2 4 2 2 3 5 2 1 1 1 2 4 2 2 3 5 1 2 1...

Page 26: ...rovides the following information Manufacturing symbol Manufacturer company name Manufacturer s address Serial number Project classification Device name Reference number CSA label CE label 3 Plate Dat...

Page 27: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 27 S100 OPMI pico Safety Measures Fig 7 Symbols and labels on the S100 floor stand 1 2 3 4...

Page 28: ...monitor Be fore transporting the system make sure that the carrier arm flat screen monitor is in this position in order to avoid any damage 6 Maximum load warning label on flat screen monitor bracket...

Page 29: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 29 S100 OPMI pico Safety Measures Fig 8 Symbols and labels on the device carrier and monitor arm optional 6 7 7 5...

Page 30: ...P number A unique identification number assigned to your device 2 Device identification label S100 wall stand with long arm The system identification label provides the following information Manufactu...

Page 31: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 31 S100 OPMI pico Safety Measures Fig 9 Symbols and labels on the S100 wall stand 1 3 2...

Page 32: ...organization SIP number A unique identification number assigned to your device 2 System identification label The system identification label provides the following information Manufacturing symbol Man...

Page 33: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 33 S100 OPMI pico Safety Measures Fig 10 Symbols and labels on S100 ceiling stand 5 6 7...

Page 34: ...SIP number A unique identification number assigned to your device 2 System identification label Centro suspension system The system identification label provides the following information Manufacturin...

Page 35: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 35 S100 OPMI pico Safety Measures Fig 11 Symbols and labels on the S100 Centro stand 1 2 3...

Page 36: ...ification label provides the following information Manufacturing symbol Manufacturer company name Manufacturer s address Serial number Project classification Device name Reference number CSA label CE...

Page 37: ...y Measures 4 Plate Date of manufacture This plate indicates the date of manufacture for the device year month Fig 12 Symbols and labels on the S100 carrier units Fig 13 Symbols and labels on the S100...

Page 38: ...on label provides the following information Manufacturing symbol Manufacturer company name Manufacturer s address Serial number Project classification Device name Reference number CE label 2 Plate Dat...

Page 39: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 39 S100 OPMI pico Safety Measures Fig 14 Symbols and labels on the S100 Atmos support unit 1 2...

Page 40: ...requency range 3 Fuse label This plate contains the following information Maximum voltage Rated current Tripping characteristics 4 Observe disposal regulations label Electrical or electronic devices m...

Page 41: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 41 S100 OPMI pico Safety Measures Fig 15 Symbols and labels on the HALOGEN illumination 1 2 3 4 5...

Page 42: ...the rated line voltage Order these halogen lamps from ZEISS by stating the specified catalog number 8 Order number Halogen lamp module When the lamp module is defective you can order a new lamp module...

Page 43: ...umination technique Rated voltage Maximum current consumption Power frequency range 3 Observe disposal regulations information label Do not dispose of electrical and electronic devices along with norm...

Page 44: ...ake sure that no xenon light enters the patient s eyes 6 CAUTION warning plate The lamp housing contains an integrated xenon light source 7 Replace Lamp The plate graphically shows the three steps inv...

Page 45: ...rfaces warning label Hot surfaces may cause burns 11 Label Xenon lamp insert module If the lamp insert module is defective you can order a new lamp insert module from ZEISS see ordering information Pa...

Page 46: ...electrical and electronic devices along with normal do mestic waste For more information on the disposal of electrical and elec tronic devices please see chapter Maintenance and care 4 LED warning sig...

Page 47: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 47 S100 OPMI pico Safety Measures Fig 20 Symbols and labels on the LED light source 1 2 3 4 5 6...

Page 48: ...on Page 76 2 Connections to the video control units Description of the connections on Page 86 3 HD version label The HD version can be identified by the 1080p resolution Software upgrade 4 Label for...

Page 49: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 49 S100 OPMI pico Safety Measures Fig 21 Video units 1 2 4 1 2 3...

Page 50: ...Safety Measures S100 OPMI pico Version 7 0 Page 50 G 30 1781 en...

Page 51: ...tubes 60 Controls of OPMI pico with MORA interface 62 Controls of OPMI pico with Endoport 65 S100 Suspension Systems 66 Attachment of carrier arm flat screen monitor to the S100 floor stand option 69...

Page 52: ...intentionally Light source Depending on the order the device may be equipped with a halogen xenon or LED light source The halogen xenon or LED light source is used to illumi nate the surgical area It...

Page 53: ...1781 en Page 53 S100 OPMI pico System Overview Fig 22 System overview OPMI pico on S100 stand Floor stand 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 5 1 2 3 4 1 Ceiling mounted stand Wall mounted stand Carrier un...

Page 54: ...one of the five positions 0 4x 0 6x 1 0x 1 6x 2 5x 4 Video connection socket optional For the system cable to the HD video camera optional 5 Light guide socket This socket is used to direct the light...

Page 55: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 55 S100 OPMI pico System Overview Fig 23 Operating elements and connectors on the sur gical microscope 1 2 5 6 3 4 1 2 5 6 3...

Page 56: ...ifferent focal lengths are available The focal length equals approximately the working distance Variably adjustable working distance focus range 100 mm b Focusing objective lens Objective lenses with...

Page 57: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 57 S100 OPMI pico System Overview Fig 24 Operating elements and connections on the sur gical microscope 3 7 8a 3 1 10 3 7 8c 3 1 9 10 8b 9 3 9 10 3 7 1...

Page 58: ...ation oriented handgrips are provided 1 Handgrip complete rear 2 Comfort grips On the comfort grips the grip components can be repositioned to meet the user s personal requirements 3 Comfort T handgri...

Page 59: ...gnets in regard of eyepieces that have been removed from the tube Do not place the eyepiece near instruments which may be magnetizable Do not place the eyepiece on sensible devices such as infusion pu...

Page 60: ...when the two eyepiece images merge into one You can read off the PD setting on the adjustment knob Fig 27 Controls for the tubes CAUTION Injury to the eye due to light radiation Looking into a light s...

Page 61: ...illary distance PD adjustment knob 5 Scale for pupillary distance 6 Symbol normal larger for magnification changer 7 Dial for integrated magnification changer 8 Symbol released locked for manual tube...

Page 62: ...d to be varied With maximum lateral tilt of the microscope body and high magnification slight vignetting of the field of view may occur Operating elements and Connectors 1 Marking of zero position 2 F...

Page 63: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 63 S100 OPMI pico System Overview Fig 29 OPMI pico with MORA interface 5 1 approx 25 3 2 4...

Page 64: ...lar diaphragm We recommend that you swing the annular diaphragm out of the beam path for image capture to ensure that sufficient light is available With the annular diaphragm swung into the beam path...

Page 65: ...e with the Endoport accessory please observe the requirements for system expansions see Page 251 Only attach external endoscope cameras including adapter with a maximum weight of 1 0 kg to the endosco...

Page 66: ...quipment 4 Mobility adjustment screw Use this screw to set the mobility of the coupling s rotation 5 Mobility adjustment screw Use this screw to set the mobility of the surgical microscope s swing mov...

Page 67: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 67 S100 OPMI pico System Overview Fig 32 Operating elements and connections on the S100 stand 11 2 3 1 9 6 4 5 1 8 2 3 7 4 8 8 8 10...

Page 68: ...13 Steerable casters with arrestors on floor stand only Press the locking tabs down once to lock the stand into position To unlock lift the locking tab upward with the tip of your foot 14 Wall flange...

Page 69: ...he variable tilt of the carrier arm flat screen mon itor Thanks to these adjustment possibilities this option provides you with a clearly arranged ergonomic combination of the surgical microscope on t...

Page 70: ...that the backup lamp is being used 3 Manual switching to the backup lamp Pressing this button swivels in the backup lamp Page 217 4 Slide in lamp module 5 Opening the slide in lamp module When you pre...

Page 71: ...e power inlet socket contains the device fuse 5 Display window for rated voltage and voltage switchover The rated voltage indicated at the sliding switch must correspond to the rated voltage of the ne...

Page 72: ...ready for ex change Page 226 4 Indicator Backup lamp is in use If the red segment 4 in the button 3 is lit the backup lamp is operated 5 Opening the lamp module When you press this button the lamp mo...

Page 73: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 73 S100 OPMI pico System Overview Fig 37 Operating elements on the xenon illumination 6 3 5 4 4 1 2...

Page 74: ...ts the device to the power socket Only connect the system to a wall outlet which is properly grounded 5 Selector switch for rated voltage and voltage switchover The rated voltage indicated at the slid...

Page 75: ...advertent unplugging of the power cable 3 Power switch When the device is switched on the green indicator light in the power switch is lit 4 Power supply socket The power cord connects the device to t...

Page 76: ...e 127 The camera is delivered with a default configuration factory settings 2 Indicator light integrated HD 720p control unit The indicator light LED is lit when the power switch has been turned on 3...

Page 77: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 77 S100 OPMI pico System Overview Fig 40 Button functions HD video control unit 1 3 6 4 1 2 4 5...

Page 78: ...u Page 186 where you can configure the color settings 9 Live integrated video camera live streaming control unit Closes all open dialogs discontinues all actions except record When you press the live...

Page 79: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 79 S100 OPMI pico System Overview Fig 41 Button functions HD video control unit 8 9 10 11 7 10 11...

Page 80: ...ording or playback 14 Play button Press the play button to display the last image captured or to play the last video recorded If the play button is pressed during video playback the current display ap...

Page 81: ...t forward Press the down cursor key to scan through the selected video sequence in fast forward The text Forward appears in the header bar of the display Press the play button to play the video at nor...

Page 82: ...rol unit White bal Brightness Colors Function F1 Function F2 Remote control unit key function 1 ON Not used 2 Input Not used 3 Control keys Enter key 1 Navigation in the menu Confirming the selection...

Page 83: ...p recording Page 205 Press the Record button Toggles between start recording stop recording Without SW recording license Press the Record button Toggles between streaming ON OFF 8 Capture 1 2 Show Pag...

Page 84: ...avigation in the menu Confirm Config Opens Main menu White bal Opens White Balance submenu Brightness Opens Brightness sub menu Colors Opens Colors submenu Live Closes all dialogs discontinues all act...

Page 85: ...I pico System Overview Press the config key of the remote control to go to the menu From there you can navigate the menu using the control keys and the enter key and this way configure the integrated...

Page 86: ...Digital connection for monitors or recorders from the consumer area HDMI High Definition Multimedia Interface is used to transfer digital video data 4 YPbPr video output Analog connection for high res...

Page 87: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 87 S100 OPMI pico System Overview Fig 44 Connectors HD video control unit 1 1 9 3 2 2 4 5 4 6 8 10 7...

Page 88: ...System Overview S100 OPMI pico Version 7 0 Page 88 G 30 1781 en...

Page 89: ...rt 102 Setting the suspension arm weight compensation 103 Adjusting the surgical microscope 104 Relocating the S100 floor stand 106 Connections 108 Connecting the S100 floor stand 108 Connecting the i...

Page 90: ...Preparations for use S100 OPMI pico Version 7 0 Page 90 G 30 1781 en Preparing the system for sterile use 125 Attach asepsis caps and drapes 125...

Page 91: ...dance with the appropri ate instructions for use After every change in configuration and before every use make sure that the modules and accessories are securely locked in position Make sure that all...

Page 92: ...6 into the mount of the suspension arm Screw in and tighten the safety screws 2 and 4 The safety screw 2 contains a hex socket head screw 3 This is an addi tional safety screw Tighten it Insert shaft...

Page 93: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 93 S100 OPMI pico Preparations for use Fig 45 Assembling and dis mantling the OPMI pico 3 7 5 5 2 1 4 8 9 5 6 10 11 K 0 120 coupling 120 coupling...

Page 94: ...nd remove the safety screws 2 and 4 Remove the surgical microscope Including 120 coupling Tighten adjustment screw 1 braking function Hold onto the surgical microscope firmly Loosen safety screw 9 Loo...

Page 95: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 95 S100 OPMI pico Preparations for use Fig 46 Assembling and dis mantling the OPMI pico 3 7 5 5 2 1 4 8 9 5 6 10 11 K 0 120 coupling 120 coupling...

Page 96: ...binocular tube is shown here as an ex ample You can install further accessories between the binocular tube and the microscope body Fasten these assemblies in the same way using the securing screw 2 In...

Page 97: ...ilable for the OPMI pico surgical microscope see Page 58 The handgrips can be positioned as required by reinserting 2 or pressing them together 1 Select the handgrip suitable for your application Moun...

Page 98: ...d on the surgical microscope until it locks Make sure that the light guide has been routed with sufficient slack Sup port system and surgical microscope must be movable within the com plete area witho...

Page 99: ...ndoscope camera at infinity is a camera specific procedure and differs from camera type to camera type Microscope settings such as the focusing of the eyepieces do not affect the endoscope port Remove...

Page 100: ...ng screw 3 firmly Mounting the co observation module Loosen knurled ring 4 Remove the dust cover 6 from the holding fixture of the beam splitter 2 and store it in a safe place Slide the stereo co obse...

Page 101: ...ORA interface 7 on the surgical microscope and firmly tighten se curing screw 3 Insert binocular tube 5 into the mount of MORA interface 7 and tighten securing screw 6 Tilt the microscope body by appr...

Page 102: ...Slide the accessories 4 in the image exit port holding fixture The mount of the image exit port is fitted with guide projections Acces sory 4 has the corresponding grooves Carefully turn the accessory...

Page 103: ...he balance setting in several positions Using the braking screw 1 adjust the required mobility of the lifting movement of the suspension arm Fig 54 Adjusting the weight compensation balance on the sus...

Page 104: ...ance Move the microscope to a vertical position above a flat object e g a sheet of paper with writing Adjust the distance of the eyepieces at the binocular tube to your interoc ular distance so that t...

Page 105: ...Rotate eyecups inwards Viewing without eyeglasses Rotate eyecups outwards Adjusting the working distance and magnification Position the microscope above the surgical field so as to ensure conven ient...

Page 106: ...osition on the stand column and carefully push it along Make sure that the system is positioned on level ground Press at least two of the arrestors and make sure that the suspension sys tem is no long...

Page 107: ...se contact your dealer or ZEISS Service CAUTION Damaging of the suspension system It is possible that the suspension system is damaged due to a collision with other devices parts may drop down and cau...

Page 108: ...caused by inadmissible or defective accessories Inadmissible or defective accessories may lead to increased leakage current Never touch any power outlets or video ports during patient contact When se...

Page 109: ...cure the power cord using the strain relief device 2 If necessary connect the potential equalization connector 5 of the sys tem with the potential equalization contact at the site of use Fig 56 S100 C...

Page 110: ...z If you use another monitor no video image will be shown Slide the dust cover 3 on the system cable camera side Make sure that the thread faces the connector plug on the camera side Connect the camer...

Page 111: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 111 S100 OPMI pico Preparations for use Fig 57 Connecting the HD video camera 4 2 1 3 5...

Page 112: ...ttern is permanently shown the camera head of the vid eo unit is disconnected unplugged or defective Examples of possible connections 1 External video monitor 2 Integrated video control unit 3 Externa...

Page 113: ...has no 1080p capability the resolution of the video camera can be reduced to 1080i A frame grabber is an electronic module which can be used to capture a video signal in this case a digital DVI signal...

Page 114: ...Accessories Optional software is not included in our delivery package System requirements Computer with LAN connection Network at least 100 Mbit Requirements for connecting the network computer You w...

Page 115: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 115 S100 OPMI pico Preparations for use...

Page 116: ...ter 1 make sure the two components of the adapter 1 are separated by the same distance 4 from top to bottom Carrier arm flat screen monitor Hold the carrier arm flat screen monitor with one hand and u...

Page 117: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 117 S100 OPMI pico Preparations for use Fig 63 Ergonomic arrange ment of carrier arm flat screen monitor and instrument tray 1 1 max 1230 mm max 800 mm 2 3 4x 1 4 4...

Page 118: ...s in the carrier arm 2 coincide with those provided in the flat screen Firmly tighten screws 1 Cable routing in the carrier arm flat screen monitor Remove the clamping plate 5 from the cover plate 6 o...

Page 119: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 119 S100 OPMI pico Preparations for use Fig 64 Mounting the flat screen monitor on the monitor bracket 1 1 1 1 2 3 1 4 5 6...

Page 120: ...he flat screen monitor bracket Route the cables in a bundle along the column down to the stand base Fix the cables to the column of the floor stand using cable ties To ensure optimum performance we re...

Page 121: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 121 S100 OPMI pico Preparations for use Fig 65 Routing the cables and making the electrical con nections 1 2...

Page 122: ...suitable for a me dium load capacity which meets the requirements of most users If one joint is set too stiffly or too freely it is possible to adjust the friction Adjusting the tilt function of the c...

Page 123: ...tor does not remain in place in the position required the following readjustments can be performed Remove plastic cover 1 at the joint Tighten the adjustment screw 2 clockwise until the required frict...

Page 124: ...moves downward Only perform the balancing procedure with the flat screen monitor attached Move the carrier arm flat screen monitor into its horizontal position and hold it with one hand Check the car...

Page 125: ...and surgical mi croscope It is especially important that the drapes are completely loose around the handgrips The surgeon must be able to reliably operate the controls through the drape CAUTION Risk...

Page 126: ...Preparations for use S100 OPMI pico Version 7 0 Page 126 G 30 1781 en...

Page 127: ...tallation menu config 155 Performing the white balance white bal 165 Setting the brightness 167 Showing a live video image image 168 Integrated HD video camera live streaming Operating the video unit...

Page 128: ...ord floor stand is connected please refer to Page 108 The light guide is connected please refer to Page 98 Proceed as follows to power the system up and down Press the power switch 1 on the suspension...

Page 129: ...ectly set please refer to Page 104 The eyecups have been adjusted in such a way that you can see the full visual field please refer to Page 104 Verify that the correct prescription has been set on the...

Page 130: ...d see Page 103 The friction of the suspension arm the carrier arm and the 120 cou pling if used has been set as required Make sure that the securing screws have been firmly tightened see Page 66 Check...

Page 131: ...the upper resting position WARNING Function deterioration of the light source With increasing service life of the light source the actual illumination inten sity decreases this is a normal property of...

Page 132: ...onds to the focal length of the object lens used For focusing move the surgical microscope over the surgical field into an ergonomic position within the working distance Select the magnification requi...

Page 133: ...its upper rest position Switch off the system when not in use NOTE Risk of injury caused by suspended systems Parts of the suspension system are positioned at head level and pose a risk of injury Move...

Page 134: ...enu display The menu text is displayed on the monitor in light green A light green arrow is displayed in front of a selected line Navigation using the control keys Control keys select cursor key The c...

Page 135: ...ration Fig 69 Menu structure Configuration menu In case the OPHTHALMOLOGY application is used the menu item FUNDUS SYSTEM is also displayed here CAUTION Not for ophthalmic examinations The S100 OPMI p...

Page 136: ...the installation menu you can install device settings that are seldom changed and that require the camera to be restarted Press the config key for approximately 5 seconds This will take you to the fol...

Page 137: ...make user specific settings such as se lecting a user or setting the brightness color saturation Press the config key to go to the configuration menu The following menu appears on the monitor Use the...

Page 138: ...ting menu item Exit or by pressing the config or live key If changes have been made a prompt is displayed for each user on exit from the configuration menu as to whether the settings should be saved A...

Page 139: ...ve optimized settings The video image is displayed in its unaltered condition standard for the Anterior user The video image is rotated 180 ROTATE for the Posterior user The video image is displayed i...

Page 140: ...d user is displayed with an arrow Press the enter key to temporarily save the user settings The device switches back to the configuration menu The user settings are finally saved after you exit the co...

Page 141: ...l brightness can be adjusted between 0 and 100 Changes are made in 5 increments A required value in the range between 50 and 70 usually provides op timum exposure results LOW AUTO This mode has the sa...

Page 142: ...Select the desired mode with the control keys The selected choice is displayed with an arrow The selected mode is explained at the lower end of the display You can use the control keys to change the s...

Page 143: ...osure is measured in an area in the image center This measurement is ideal for working with an eclipsed surgical field edge resulting from a re duced illuminated field diameter SMALL SPOT The exposure...

Page 144: ...nu appears Select the desired mode with the control keys The selected choice is displayed with an arrow The selected mode is explained at the lower end of the display Press the enter key to save the c...

Page 145: ...purposes and do not appear on the monitor Use the control keys to select the required mode The selection is displayed with an arrow Press the enter key to save the changes The selection is saved and y...

Page 146: ...control keys and press the enter key The following menu appears Use the control keys to select a function The selected function is displayed with an arrow Pressing the enter key displays the correspo...

Page 147: ...ption of the setting options CHROMA The camera s color saturation is intensified or reduced using the Chroma setting COLOR ANGLE With the Color Angle setting frequently also HUE you can change the col...

Page 148: ...changes The selection is saved and you return to the ADVANCED USER SET TINGS menu If you do not want to save your changes return to the ADVANCED USER SETTINGS menu via CANCEL The red value is set as i...

Page 149: ...the ADVANCED USER SET TINGS menu If you do not want to save your changes return to the ADVANCED USER SET TINGS menu via CANCEL As a result color saturation will be reset to the setting present when th...

Page 150: ...ollows Select the ZOOM LEVEL menu item in the USER MENU ADVANCED menu using the control keys and press the enter key Use the control keys to select SETTINGS The selection is displayed with an arrow Ch...

Page 151: ...the enter key to save the changes The selection is saved and you return to the ADVANCED USER SET TINGS menu If you do not want to save your changes return to the ADVANCED USER SET TINGS menu via CANCE...

Page 152: ...nt setting is selected as the initial setting in the respective submenu You can exit submenus with menu item CANCEL The changes made are not saved in this case REMOTE SETUP You can configure the devic...

Page 153: ...either user 3 nor user 4 user 1 is switched on with the first activation of the foot switch INVERTED STANDARD is only required with a special tube If the current live video image is displayed and the...

Page 154: ...ng items RESET USER 1 RESET ALL USERS RESET CAMERA After selection of one of the menu items a message informs you that the stored data will be overwritten Press the enter key to overwrite the settings...

Page 155: ...he enter key displays the corresponding submenu which sometimes contains informational text The current setting is selected as the initial setting in the respective submenu You can use the CANCEL menu...

Page 156: ...080p compatible The image is set up using real full frames This prevents any interline flicker and the image is sharply defined and stable The maximum resolution is 1920 x 1080 pixels 1080I Use the 10...

Page 157: ...with the control keys The selected choice is displayed with an arrow At the lower end of the screen it is explained which video signal is at which video output Press the enter key to save the changes...

Page 158: ...1781 en When you chose NO the camera resolution is not changed and you go back to the installation menu If you do not want to save your changes return to the installation menu via CANCEL The video sig...

Page 159: ...roperties of each format are explained at the bottom of the screen Press the enter key to save the changes The selection is saved and you return to the installation menu If you do not want to save any...

Page 160: ...d the respective configuration Press the config key for approx 5 seconds to access the installation menu Select menu item SDTV FORMAT MODE in the installation menu using the control keys and press the...

Page 161: ...enu appears Use the control keys to select the required mode The selection is displayed with an arrow The properties of each format are explained at the bottom of the screen Press the enter key to sav...

Page 162: ...e the control keys to select the required mode The selection is displayed with an arrow The properties of each format are explained at the bottom of the screen Press the enter key to save the changes...

Page 163: ...GHTNESS and LIGHTMETER menu items are not available to these users NEURO SPINE This application is designed for displaying the image in the neurological area The difference refers to the camera settin...

Page 164: ...nu appears Select the desired mode with the control keys The selected choice is displayed with an arrow Press the enter key to save the changes The selection is saved and activated the next time the d...

Page 165: ...lance procedure display WHITE BALANCE IN PROGRESS the key functions are locked If the white balance procedure is successfully completed the following will be displayed WHITE BALANCE SUCCESSFUL Otherwi...

Page 166: ...Recommended settings for a halogen light source LIGHT SOURCE HALOGEN Recommended settings for a xenon or LED light source LIGHT SOURCE XENON LED RED BLUE Adjustment for a weak to medium illumi nation...

Page 167: ...the range between 1 50 60 s and 1 10000s accordingly The nominal brightness can be adjusted between 0 and 100 Changes are made in 5 increments A required value in the range between 50 and 70 usually p...

Page 168: ...n on the monitor The text freeze disappears If the current live video image is being displayed and the switch connected to the remote socket foot switch is pressed and if FREEZE LIVE is set under SERV...

Page 169: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 169 S100 OPMI pico Operation...

Page 170: ...nction is displayed in light blue Selected tabs appear in white letters Navigation using the control keys Control keys select cursor key Using the control keys you can switch between the menus submen...

Page 171: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 171 S100 OPMI pico Operation Fig 72 Menu structure Integrated HD video camera live streaming Main menu Menu Patient Menu Settings Submenu Camera Brightness Image...

Page 172: ...Operation S100 OPMI pico Version 7 0 Page 172 G 30 1781 en Fig 73 Menu structure Integrated HD video camera live streaming Color Profiles Submenu Recording Streaming Submenu System General Software...

Page 173: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 173 S100 OPMI pico Operation Fig 74 Menu structure Integrated HD video camera live streaming Microscope Network Video...

Page 174: ...Operation S100 OPMI pico Version 7 0 Page 174 G 30 1781 en Fig 75 Schematic Menu structure Integrated HD video camera live streaming Available only with SW recording license...

Page 175: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 175 S100 OPMI pico Operation...

Page 176: ...Main menu 1 Header bar Mode No video Live Image Capture Freeze Pause Play Forward Rewind Patient Name of the active patient short term memory mode or media name of the image display or video playback...

Page 177: ...eaming not available During video recording the information Rec or Smart Rec when smart recording is active appears next to the recording me dium and after it the duration of the current recording Rem...

Page 178: ...direct keyboard entry see Page 202 By creating a folder using the file manager of the computer operating sys tem 1 Select Use Select to activate a patient Use the Select control keys to make the sele...

Page 179: ...keyboard appears prompting you to enter an ID Enter the ID for the patient The maximum text length is 15 characters To save the entry select the OK key The Patient directory is displayed The new patie...

Page 180: ...text length is 15 characters To save the entry select the OK button The Patient directory is displayed The patient ID has been changed 4 Delete You can use Delete to delete patients The active patien...

Page 181: ...ettings In the Settings menu you can access the Camera Recording Streaming and System submenus Fig 78 Settings 1 Camera See Page 182 2 Recording with SW recording license Streaming without SW recordin...

Page 182: ...igure different exposure and brightness settings Use the Brightness key to go directly to the Brightness tab Fig 79 Brightness 1 Mode In Mode you can choose between three different exposure controls A...

Page 183: ...ghtmeter function is active only when the brightness is to set Auto matic or Little light Small spot The exposure is measured in a very small area in the image center This measurement is suitable for...

Page 184: ...amera in a range from 10 to 10 4 Peak Average In Peak Average you can set the exposure control characteristics of the camera between 0 and 8 5 Exposure time In Exposure time you can set the exposure t...

Page 185: ...edure the system adjusts the video signal in such a way that white areas in the surgical field also appear in white on the video image Switch off the color filter and point the surgical microscope to...

Page 186: ...he blue value of the camera in a range from 20 to 20 The setting of the blue value also affects the white balancing of the camera to perform white balancing see Page 185 3 Color saturation In Color sa...

Page 187: ...ame button A virtual keyboard is displayed This virtual keyboard can be used to rename the profile max 15 characters You can select the characters using the control keys Use the En ter or to adopt the...

Page 188: ...ge in TIFF requires more memory than JPEG format With the TIFF format the file is saved without data loss and is not compressed With the JPEG format the file is compressed with a little data loss 3 Re...

Page 189: ...ne the mode of the file name You can enter the patient name in Last name first name In ID you can assign an ID yourself for the patient using numerical characters 6 File mode When Short Term Memory Mo...

Page 190: ...r Smart Recording to open the System submenu General In the general tab you can set general configurations Fig 85 General 1 Language In Language you can select a language 2 Function key F1 and Functio...

Page 191: ...ction is triggered when the foot switch is pressed 4 Sounds In Sounds you can activate or deactivate the notification or acknowledg ment sounds Message Notification in case of information and error me...

Page 192: ...retained in this process After this a restart is required Do not switch the device off during a software update Factory settings Resetting the factory settings Service Only for service staff 3 Export...

Page 193: ...camera settings associated with them The profiles associated with the type of treatment selected have optimized and specified settings for the brightness control The following types of treatment can...

Page 194: ...video camera live streaming this configuration information can be used to restore the system and your settings including the network configuration after the device has been repaired or replaced 3 Rec...

Page 195: ...ce by an address service DCHP server available in the network After applying the activated DHCP you can read out the values trans mitted from the DHCP server using the buttons IP Address Subnet Mask a...

Page 196: ...e Apply to activate the changes 4 Web control Web interface The web interface with activated web control is a substitute remote con trol that uses a web browser When web control is activated you can c...

Page 197: ...re you can disable it again in the network server Install the current security updates in the network server The integrated HD video camera live streaming is not an archiving system Therefore to prote...

Page 198: ...st only in a cable connected network and not to WLAN re ceivers If streaming is active in the S100 OPMI pico the following URL can be used in the video software additional software may be required URL...

Page 199: ...device is 1080p compatible The image is set up using real full frames This prevents any interline flicker and the image is sharply defined and stable The resolution is 1920 x 1080 pixels Without a SW...

Page 200: ...ime the ZEISS logo will be displayed filling the entire screen 5 DVI HDMI output Here you can toggle between the video formats PC mode and Video mode when a high resolution display unit monitor projec...

Page 201: ...tart screen appears The link displayed on the start screen and the URL facilitate the configuration and starting of the streaming application of your computer Fig 91 Web interface Start screen 1 Heade...

Page 202: ...ting you to enter the last name and first name of the patient Use the keyboard to enter the name of the patient Press the OK button to save the entry The list of patients is displayed The new patient...

Page 203: ...hen web control is deactivated the Patient Index Record Capture and Live buttons are not displayed Without a SW recording license the Patient Index button is not displayed during streaming A change ca...

Page 204: ...r dealer Your MAC address Page 195 is required for this purpose You will receive a USB medium with the SW recording license Insert the USB medium with the license file into the USB port Open the Micro...

Page 205: ...Short Term Memory Mode 1 appears in the header bar Creating individual images To creat individual images photos press the Capture button on the re mote control the video unit the foot switch if confi...

Page 206: ...n 7 0 Page 206 G 30 1781 en Fig 95 Video recording Press the Record button again to end the video recording Rec 2 and video recording time 3 cease to be illuminated in the footer bar Available only wi...

Page 207: ...is opened and the existing data is displayed Fig 96 Viewing images and videos Button 2 shows various texts depending on the data type that was se lected Show for images Play for videos Use the keys t...

Page 208: ...Short Term Memory Mode 1 appears in the header bar Press the Index button of the remote control the video unit or the web interface The Index is opened and the existing data is displayed Fig 97 Viewin...

Page 209: ...ions Troubleshooting 210 For your safety 210 Malfunctions of the system 210 Malfunctions on S100 stands with video optional 210 Malfunctions of S100 suspension systems with video and image storage op...

Page 210: ...system stating it is out of order and contact our service representative Malfunctions of the system Malfunctions on S100 stands with video optional Problem Possible cause Remedy Cross reference No fu...

Page 211: ...d in lamp or microscope Insert light guide as far as it will go Page 98 Switched off via inclination switch on suspension system Move suspension arm of sus pension system into working position Light s...

Page 212: ...lamp Plug ceramic base firmly onto contacts of halogen lamp Page 224 For xenon light sources Defective xenon lamp Switch to backup lamp Page 218 For LED light source Defective LED light source Contac...

Page 213: ...nto the plate of the light source Contact service Defective light source Contact service Image with color tinge No white balance Perform white balance Page 165 Image without color Y C cable between CC...

Page 214: ...ge 167 Surgical field illumination too dark Increase brightness of illumina tion Page 70 Image too bright Milky image on monitor Monitor not correctly set Set monitor to default status or reduce brigh...

Page 215: ...han 0 5 m Streaming does not work 1920 x 1080 resolution too high for video Switch HDTV format to 720p Settings menu System submenu Video Page 199 Video quality too high Set video quality to low Setti...

Page 216: ...s inserted but there is insufficient memory space Press the Index key menu ap pears on the screen permit ting images to be deleted Write protection activated USB data carrier is inserted but write pro...

Page 217: ...defective lamp at the first opportunity see Page 224 If the backup lamp is defective and replacement is not possible continue surgery using an external OR illuminator Fig 98 Swing in the backup lamp C...

Page 218: ...through 180 until it snaps in place This moves the backup lamp into the illumination beam path Push the lamp module 1 all the way back into the lamp housing Turn on the suspension system at its power...

Page 219: ...do in the event of malfunctions An additional xenon lamp module ready for use is recommended in regard of the preparation of a procedure If the use of a backup lamp is initiated it is absolutely requ...

Page 220: ...ight intensity drops down to 50 Please contact ZEISS Service Fig 100 Malfunction in the LED light source Failure concept for the LED light source Automatic treatment continuation due to integrated fai...

Page 221: ...222 Safety check 223 Replacing the halogen lamp 224 Exchanging the lamp module of the xenon illumination system 226 Changing the fuse halogen illumination system 228 Care of the device 229 Cleaning 2...

Page 222: ...cific knowledge Please contact your local ZEISS Service or an authorized partner for per forming maintenance activities in due time Interval Maintenance tasks Max 12 weeks Exchange xenon lamp if it is...

Page 223: ...a minimum the scope of the safety checks of the system should comprise the following points Availability of the user manual Visual inspection of the system and accessories for damage and legibility o...

Page 224: ...ke sure not to touch the bulb 8 or the inner side of the lamp reflector 7 of the new halogen lamp Plug ceramic base 9 onto the contact pins of a new halogen lamp Insert the new halogen lamp Press the...

Page 225: ...en lamps as economically as possible we recommend that you do not set the brightness to a higher level than required for your work If main lamp 4 has failed remove it and replace it by backup lamp 6 I...

Page 226: ...the new lamp module Fill in the enclosed return card and send the old lamp module to the nearest Zeiss service representative Please only use the original transport packaging 6 it is an explosion prot...

Page 227: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 227 S100 OPMI pico Care and Maintenance Fig 102 Changing the lamp module of the xenon illumination system 1 2 3 4 5 6...

Page 228: ...er inlet socket Insert a suitable object under two flaps 1 and pull out fuse holder 2 Remove the defective fuse Insert the new fuse and push the fuse holder back into its compartment Note the voltage...

Page 229: ...e blower or a clean grease free brush For the regular cleaning of objective lenses and eyepieces of the surgical mi croscope we recommend the optics cleaning set available from ZEISS For the catalog n...

Page 230: ...drape ensure there is sufficient slack to allow for movement of the microscope carrier and surgical microscope Do not cover the ventilation opens this ensures the lamps are cooled ad equately and no...

Page 231: ...ries in contact with metal objects This can lead to heat formation Do not combine different battery types Exchange both batteries when performing a battery change Remove the batteries to avoid damage...

Page 232: ...legal successor Please also note the manufacturer s current information on the Internet In the event of resale of the product or its components the seller is required to inform the buyer that the prod...

Page 233: ...ion 243 EMC electromagnetic compatibility 245 Electromagnetic interference 246 Electromagnetic immunity for ME equipment and ME systems 247 Electromagnetic immunity for non life supporting ME equipmen...

Page 234: ...ical data Essential performance of the S100 OPMI pico The S100 OPMI pico has no essential performance within the meaning of IEC 60601 1 2005 A1 2012 The fundamental functions within the meaning of the...

Page 235: ...e lens Variably adjustable working distance focus range 13 mm Varioscope 100 Variably adjustable working dis tance focus range 100 mm Objective lens Objective lens with fixed focal distance Optionally...

Page 236: ...drawing S100 floor stand Illustration with illumination Component Features Suspension arm Length 600 mm Swivel angle about carrier arm 150 Lifting range 300 mm Carrier arm Length 500 mm Stand height 1...

Page 237: ...sional drawing of S100 wall mount Component Properties Suspension arm Length 950 mm Vertical lift 400 mm Turning angle around carrier arm 150 Carrier arm Length 500 mm Turning angle around stand colum...

Page 238: ...mensional drawing of S100 ceiling mount Components Properties Suspension arm Length 950 mm Turning angle around carrier arm 150 Vertical lift 400 mm Carrier arm Length 500 mm Turning angle around stan...

Page 239: ...nd Fig 109 Dimensional drawing S100 Centro stand Component Properties Suspension arm Length 950 mm Turning angle around carrier arm 150 Vertical lift 400 mm Carrier arm Length 500 mm Weight including...

Page 240: ...rier unit Fig 110 Dimensions of S100 support unit Component Properties Suspension arm Length 950 mm Turning angle around carrier arm 150 Vertical lift 400 mm Carrier arm Length 500 mm Weight including...

Page 241: ...llumination Fig 111 Dimensional drawing of S100 support unit for non Zeiss illumination Component Properties Suspension arm Length 950 mm Turning angle around carrier arm 150 Vertical lift 400 mm Carr...

Page 242: ...carrier unit Fig 112 Dimensional drawing S100 support unit Atmos Component Properties Suspension arm Length 950 mm Turning angle around carrier arm 150 Vertical lift 400 mm Carrier arm Length 500 mm W...

Page 243: ...rical outputs video camera live streaming control unit Video output YPbPr LAN input output Video output port Y C Video output port DVI Remote Socket External switching contact input Halogen lighting s...

Page 244: ...mination Xenon short arc reflector lamp Color temperature approx 5000 K Rated power approx 180 W Backup lamp can be manually swung into beam path Fuses Automatic circuit breaker LED lighting system Ra...

Page 245: ...electromagnetic radiation The use of non approved components accessories transformers of all types cables can cause increased emissions or reduce the device s im munity With the exception of the combi...

Page 246: ...emissions as per CISPR11 Group 1 The S100 OPMI pico uses RF energy only for its in ternal functions As a result RF emissions are very low and unlikely to cause any interference in nearby elec tronic d...

Page 247: ...ness or hospital environment Surges as per IEC 61000 4 5 1 kV phase to neutral voltage 2 kV phase neutral to ground voltage 1 kV phase to neutral voltage 2 kV phase neutral to ground voltage The quali...

Page 248: ...lved Recommended safety distance Conducted RF dis turbances as de scribed in EN 61000 4 6 3 Vactual value 150 kHz to 80 MHz 3V Radiated RF distur bances as de scribed in EN 61000 4 3 3 Vactual value 8...

Page 249: ...s a site study of the electromagnetic phenomena should be considered If the field strength measured at the location where the device is used exceeds the above compliance levels the device must be moni...

Page 250: ...power of the transmitter W Separation distance depending on transmission frequency m 150 KHz to 80 MHz 80 MHz to 800 MHz 800 MHz to 2 5 GHz 0 01 0 12 0 12 0 23 0 1 0 38 0 38 0 73 1st 1 2 1 2 2 3 10 3...

Page 251: ...connecting additional devices to electronic medical devices acts as system configurer and is responsible for the system complying with the normative requirements for electronic medical devices Please...

Page 252: ...303765 0000 000 45 inclined binocular tube 303784 0000 000 180 swiveling binocular tube 303791 0000 000 180 swiveling binocular tube f 200 mm 303792 0000 000 Foldable tube f170 f260 incl rotators and...

Page 253: ...Comfort T handgrip 305929 8300 000 Splash protection Description Order number Drape adapter ring for VisionGuard 000000 1366 769 VisionGuard replacement lenses sterile 20 Box 306001 0000 000 Vision Gu...

Page 254: ...k 000000 0458 366 S VHS VIDEO connecting cable 2 m 301687 9102 000 S VHS cable 2x 4 pins 5 m 000000 0300 281 10 m Component HD YPbPr connecting cable 308203 3080 000 S VHS connecting cable 2x 4 pins 5...

Page 255: ...00000 1099 230 Angled lens with lateral output for documentation accessories 000000 1079 239 Rotating adapter Rotating adapter for binocular tubes 301007 0000 000 Adapter with double iris diaphragm 30...

Page 256: ...Argentina 5 m 000000 0434 527 China 6 m 000000 0475 509 Brazil 6 m 000000 0527 729 Description Order number UC MORA interface 303950 9001 500 UC MORA interface with lateral output port for documentati...

Page 257: ...ration For transportation and storage Feature Permissible range Temperature without HD camera with HD camera 10 C 40 C 10 C 35 C Rel humidity 30 75 Air pressure 700 hPa 1060 hPa Feature Permissible ra...

Page 258: ...ct upright position of the package Fragile handle with care Keep dry Do not stack Permissible temperature range Temperature limits for storage and operation Number of packaging units Permissible range...

Page 259: ...on according to the level of protection against electrical shock Protection class I Protection type according to IEC 60529 IP X0 Electromagnetic com patibility According to IEC 60601 1 2 2007 the medi...

Page 260: ...ection against electrical shock Protection class I Protection type according to IEC 60529 IP X0 Electromagnetic com patibility According to IEC 60601 1 2 2007 the medical de vice is classed as Class B...

Page 261: ...s FlexioMotion Adapter for the attachment of camcorders to ZEISS surgical microscopes Interlace i In interlace mode the even and uneven numbered lines are alternatively set up Todays video stand ards...

Page 262: ...rectives of the European Union DIN Deutsches Institut f r Normung German stand ards association D Diopter dioptric power of optical systems DVI Digital Video Interface digital interface for video data...

Page 263: ...ance SD Standard Definition SDTV Standard Definition TeleVision TV standard providing a lower resolution than HDTV e g PAL or NTSC T T multi coating minimizes reflection TIFF Tagged Image File Format...

Page 264: ...Indexes S100 OPMI pico Version 7 0 Page 264 G 30 1781 en...

Page 265: ...epieces 104 Adjusting the flat screen monitor bracket 122 Adjusting the interocular distance 104 Adjustment screw 66 Adjustment screw for mobility 66 Adjustment screw for weight compensation 66 Advanc...

Page 266: ...HD Video live streaming 187 Capture button 80 Carrier arm 66 Cat No 251 Changing the battery 231 CHROMA 149 Chroma submenu HD video 149 Color Angle submenu HD video 149 Color saturation submenu HD Vi...

Page 267: ...ow for rated voltage 71 Display ZEISS logo 200 Displaying photos 207 Disposal symbol 40 43 46 Documentation and display device 69 Documentation unit on S100 floor stand option 69 Documentation worksta...

Page 268: ...ng range 235 Fogging of optical surfaces 98 Friction adjustment button 54 56 Full frames 156 Function key F1 80 Function key F2 80 Function key F1 HD Video live streaming menu 190 Function key F2 HD V...

Page 269: ...tion 185 Peak Average 184 Profiles 187 Recording 188 Recording license 194 Recording mode 188 SDTV format 199 Settings 181 Software 192 Special 192 Streaming 188 196 Version 192 Video 199 Video qualit...

Page 270: ...component 69 Instrument tray on S100 floor stand 69 Integrated HD video camera 134 Integrated HD video camera live streaming 170 Intended use 9 IP settings static 197 IP settings submenu HD Video live...

Page 271: ...play 134 170 Menu HD Video User 146 152 Menu HD video Black Level 149 Blue 148 Chroma 149 Color Angle 149 DVI HDMI OUTPUT 159 Factory Settings 154 Light Source 162 Orientation 145 PAL NTSC Selection 1...

Page 272: ...amera live streaming operating elements 84 P PAL NTSC Selection submenu HD video 161 Peak Average submenu HD Video live streaming 184 Peak Average submenu HD video 150 Play button 80 83 Potential equa...

Page 273: ...ety equipment LED light source 21 Safety system Halogen light source 19 Xenon light source 20 SDTV format 199 SDTV Format submenu HD video 160 Securing screw 56 Security recommendations for networking...

Page 274: ...al Data 235 U Upgrade component 253 USB port 86 User Anterior 163 Endodonty 163 Posterior 163 Treatment 163 User submenu SD Video 139 V Ventilation grid 70 72 Version Information submenu HD video 154...

Page 275: ...198 Web interface 196 198 201 Create patient 202 Index 202 Rename patient 202 start 201 Weight 235 Weight compensation adjustment screw 66 White balance 76 White balance white bal HD video 165 White b...

Page 276: ...S100 OPMI pico Version 7 0 Page 276 G 30 1781 en...

Page 277: ...Version 7 0 G 30 1781 en Page 277 S100 OPMI pico Blank page for your notes...

Page 278: ...Carl Zeiss Meditec AG Goeschwitzer Strasse 51 52 07745 Jena Germany Fax 49 0 7364 20 4823 E Mail surgical meditec zeiss com Internet www zeiss com med...

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